Greene Hook Bar & Kitchen

Great for lunch if you're in the area. Good cocktails and beer selection. Shuffle board/darts and ping pong table for entertainment that I would like to try out after work some day. Food is tasty but no specials.

Finally got here to try it out a few months after it's opened now, and I was very happy I did.

We took a seat at a table and ordered the fried chicken for two, which is a bucket of fried chicken that comes with jalapeño biscuits and mac and cheese as well. The fried chicken was the star of the show here for me. Perfectly breaded, seasoned, and cooked. Like, melt in your mouth good. I would come here just for this, and at $26 for two, it's priced quite well. The mac and cheese and jalapeño biscuits served as excellent additions to the meal.

For drinks, they have a pretty solid beer selection as well as, from what I understand, regularly rotating taps. I went with a Green Flash IPA and a Great Lakes Conway's Irish Ale. They poured well into the correct glasses and the beer came out cold and fresh.

Service was friendly and prompt, and we were even checked on by either managers or owners twice (not sure which), and that made us feel welcome and appreciated.

The decor here is really cozy and nice. They went with lots of wood and what almost appears to be a nautical theme in some areas. There's also a shuffleboard table and darts here if you're so inclined (just watch for people coming out of the men's bathroom when you're throwing darts).

Overall, had a great time and will be back for some after work drinks and to try more of their menu.

Good food, beer selection and friendly staff make this fun place to stop by after work or weekend brunch. The weekend brunch menu is really good! Crispy pork belly scrambled eggs with biscuits and gravy! Or steak and eggs or chicken and waffles.

The menu is changing soon, looking forward to it!!

Doesn't happen often to me, but experienced a really bad service here from one particular member of staff and walked out very unhappy - will not be returning. But overall, there is absolutely nothing special about this place.

Be sure to keep an eye out for this place as it has no outdoor signage, only open for a few weeks when I visited in early October. Love the vibe in here, both at the bar and in the dining area. If you're in for brunch, try the Mangalista burger which is technically off the menu, but they're happy to serve. It's a pork burger with pork belly and an egg cooked enough that even I, a non-egg on a burger person, really enjoyed it.